Here’s one from today. On the left, a day bed designed by René Gabriel later part of the 1940s. On the right, a modification of the bed to accept a proper mattress. Someone is too lazy to make the bed.
Nice — a very clean design. I assume the sheet was done with ClothWorks?
Thanks. And yes to Clothworks.
Great job as usual. They certainly look sturdy.
What’s the use of sharing if no one is going to make the bed?
The person who was to make the bed is spending too much time on the “day” bed perhaps!
Nice models!
I love that wooden texture. Looks real.
Thanks. I guess the texture should look real since I’m using photographs of real boards. In this case the boards are about 9 feet long. (I used a pine texture for the slats which don’t show here that is 12 feet long and over 20 inches wide. What a cool board that was.)
I modeled my own bed a while back, and stopped. Dressing it with sheets, pillows and blankets is my next goal. This is prodding me to dive into Clothworks and whatever else. Soap bubble?
Soap bubble could be a good option for the pillows. I decided to skip them for this one.
Would you share those? They look great.
Thank you sir. I don’t generally share my models. Let me think about it.
Never mind, Dave. I just thought they would look great in one of my projects.
That’s understandable.
I guess going from day bed to a king size bed can be done using the Curic Stretch Extension at a glance.
I suppose it could be. I just used native tools because that’s easy enough.